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BMW M5 hits the beach at Pendine Sands (video)
Wed, 14 Dec 2011BMW M5 playing on Pendine Sands BMW has taken the new M5 to Pendine Sands in Wales to kick up some sand and promote the 2012 London Olympics. Regular Top Gear watchers will be all too aware that Pendine Sands in Wales offers some spectacular driving prospects. Or at least it does if you have a couple of willing chaps with spades and a Range Rover ready to dig you out when you inevitably get stuck.
Reproducing reality – X-Rite’s Total Appearance Capture
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AW Design Forum: Nissan design boss challenges cookie-cutter design
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